Stories by Omair Alavi

Omair Alavi has been writing for different publications since the ‘90s. He follows hockey, tennis and cricket religiously, and in that order.

He tweets @omair78

Omair Alavi
NON-FICTION: THE ART OF LIVING

NON-FICTION: THE ART OF LIVING

At 100, actor and entertainer Dick Van Dyke reflects on eight decades in show business, personal loss and the lessons that have
Published 27 Sep, 2026 07:26am
Book review: Disneyland Park

Book review: Disneyland Park

If you want to visit the famous Disneyland Park but don’t want to miss school tomorrow, we may have a solution. ...
Published 19 Sep, 2026 04:09am
Book review: Who Was Princess Diana?

Book review: Who Was Princess Diana?

People around the world mar­ked the 29th anniversary of Princess Diana’s death last week. She may have died on...
Published 05 Sep, 2026 04:03am
NON-FICTION: THE STORY OF ICE BORG

NON-FICTION: THE STORY OF ICE BORG

Legendary tennis player Björn Borg opens up for the first time about his life in a memoir that is honest, reflective and intimate
Updated 30 Aug, 2026 08:08am
Book review: The Loudest Roar

Book review: The Loudest Roar

Storybooks are meant to entertain and educate readers. And The Loudest Roar is one such book that not only ...
Published 22 Aug, 2026 04:13am

Book review: Who Was Walt Disney?

Ever wondered why the name Walt Disney always appears before some of the best animated films you have seen? What led...
Published 08 Aug, 2026 05:24am
NON-FICTION: THE BOY WHO BECAME MBAPPÉ

NON-FICTION: THE BOY WHO BECAME MBAPPÉ

A new biography chronicles the French football captain’s extraordinary rise from a Zinedine Zidane-loving boy in Paris’ suburbs
Published 19 Jul, 2026 07:03am
Book review: Soccer Legends 2026

Book review: Soccer Legends 2026

There are two ways to be entertained by a book —by reading it or by using it. You can both read and use Soccer...
Published 04 Jul, 2026 04:56am
Book review: Amazing Animals - Whales

Book review: Amazing Animals - Whales

The world is full of amazing animals, some of which are even more interesting to study than human beings. A whale is...
Published 28 Jun, 2026 07:08am